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The Locomotive EmgtneerS.
ADJOURNMENT OF 7HR CHICAGO ooNvKNT1oN-r
MEET IN RICHMOND NEXT YEAR

MEET IN kCH10ND MKT YEAR
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Iae Drolncrhvol OF Loco
motive kuglneers concluded their business yesuer-
day afternoon and adjourned. The entire morning
session Was occupied IN tue consideration or a re-
Vision OF the constitution aud bylaws OF the
brotherhood, but no changes OF any Importance
were adopted. Wnen The time Ior adJouruluent
arrived reiicitous aud encouraging speecnes were
made by Chief Engineer p. II. Artuur, First Assis-
tanI Grand Engineer b. c. Hayes second Grand
nstneer Cavener, Third Assistant Engineer jus
Sprague or Toronto; Grand Chaplain Nicholas
Long, OF Chattanooga, and Secrel.ry L. s. lngra-
haul. The next annual session OF the brol hernood
nesday In Oclober, lsoA
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d Usr REcErvED.
DOLLS. DOLLS, DOIIA
yUNEA DOLLS, BBQUE DOLLa WAX DoIIa
lnDkyfhtCiiBiE D0iLs POL
DOLlS sTOLKIN0B.
BEiSo ptkkcI isfokrkl,, CAN GUARANTEE
LALf COAChts Al COel PRICE TO
MAXI BOON FOX Holiday 0OOOa
49, ssUSkkBI
e Goa 900 tn q q .. shpyp pn.
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Washington News and Gossip.

PAGES 3 and OF to-dayS STAB contain: The
program for to-nights labor parade, the anar.
chists may confess, New York growing uneasy
about the cholera, governors terms in various
States Mayor Hewitt talks politics, telegraphic
dispatches, &C. The advertisements are CLASSIFIED
as follows: Auction Sales Wood and Coal, At
torneys, Educational, Pianos and Organs. Books,
Sewing Machines, Medical Professional, Railroads,
Potomac River Boats, ocean steamers, Dentistry,
speciaities. Family Supplies. Ladies' Goods House.
furnishings
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-An attachment was taken out
in the Superior Court to-day by the Merchants NJ
tional bank OF Chlca 60 az aIlSt Sey mVur, sabin
Co., OF saltwater, Miun-, on two prouaissory notes
OF IS 0O0 each
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INDIANS ALLOWED TO ESCAPE.
Alarm and Indignation Over the Al.
IexeA lnetsicency Of the lrosPs.


CHICAGO, Nov. "A bnnngs, Mont, SPECIAL
says: Afler watching the Indians for three weeks
tie military allowed 200 VI them 10 make their
escape Ior parts unknown last night They are
SUPPOSED u have toward tlis pace and con
slerabe uueasiness Is ieit heEe 1or the safety VI
the people aIong Tue Yellowstone and al-o at
JuucLiOn CiIy. The actions oi DEFIANT Indians
about cUnnr.ns the oeiiei thai al Ii not rignI IL
IL nolced Iuat all are well armed ana can MAKE .
Ioag slrusgIe. Many sloOknIep wno have cattle
lne rese4 lion are sending OUT men ior tAer
projection. Jusl now they srS TAT, and many VIII
surely be Killed by the turbuIenL reds Ihe clti-
zsxis uere greatly lnCenscd 10 think iiaat Tue
luo.aps were a..o~ed TO escate 10 malNe trouble
wnep tney might nave been captured.
AaoTHkR DIsQUIETING CIRCUMSTANCE.
News .l.s Just reaIn q mere lnat lJO NcZ Perce1
have arrived on the Crow reSery~tlOn. Iney say
taey c-ile 70 lraue With the ITows but Iheir
u4Iure Il VEL KNOW BY me seJJiera Many tnInk
saunrcoAnlng n2eans no good tears for the SAFETY
okaoLllofs lacIexsse Ille advances, AID there "
tax OF orr ganizins Tor deIense-
SWORD BEARER opNaCSISG WITH THE SPIRITS
81. PAU, Nov. 2.-lne Pioneer tTess speciA
from the Orvw Agency. says lne Indians report
ssoTu Bearer TO uase Ocen In tte BIZ nvtA MV0n~
ls4ns .1o.Iday conIInunltls Win ti- Spirits ne
tells them ne gOts 10 Nnefe COd lives, Nn0 mas
CnlnaLnan, a wn1Ue m@n, and all Indian there,
VITA wuIcn 10 begin Nle word over again ~nen all
are kIIIed an TINS war. ne colOred lrOOps Irvn
Aekinney can. Jed al the agency lo-dA,, making
six npaules here. Most III lne ladlals coIning
al la response W Gen- h1ser's orders are sQ0Aws
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Congressional Election in L0uistana.
A New Orleans dispatch or last night says: II is
impossible TO give tonight the result OF the elec
ton In the sixth Congressional district TO NIL the
vacancy caused BY the death Of Col E. W. Rooert-
SON The district is composed Of thirteen Parishes
six Of winch are not crossed by telegraphic wire
and IN all OF them the returns come tn by hand
There would be ordinarily no question OF the re-
suit. With full vote the democrats would carry
the district, but Just now the democratic nominee,
Col Sam N. Robertson, lacks The elements OF pOpu-
lanLy possessed by his. lamented father, and his
nomination was the result OF political juggle
particularly offensive TO the frtends OF GOV. Men
oils, wnile on the other hand Judge John Y0st the
republican nominee, Is . strong man WITH ali
Classes The only parishes heard from give Rob-
ervson an unexpectedly small majority. while
Y0sCs strons noits-fointe Coupee, Avoyelles, and
II. Landry-ure not yet heard from.
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Did not Pcrish In the Storm.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-1he report that the British
bark Temple Bar had foundered In the BIlslol
Channel during yeslerdays STORM and tuet ali tue
crew had been lost proves untrue The vessel AZ
uyed safely In Lundy koads yesterday evening.
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CHICAGO, Nov. IA Delphi, Ind, special says:
The grand jury summoned one week Ago 70 inses'
t19nfe the lynching OF Amer Green, ana the con-
duct OF the Judge and snen6 In not providing
exlra guards for the prisoner, reported last nigni
10 the court that they were unable 20 ascertain
the names Of any men VINO Participated In the
lynching. They also ex0uerAted the judge and
sherfn. The foreman Of the jury WAS prouulnenl
with the report
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FINAL NAVAL MANRUvRRs At NHwPoRI.-The
last OF the naval maneuvers Of the North Atlantic
squadron will take place at Newport within few
days, When the entire feet will once more COM
pete for the guDnery pennant now carried by Lne
Atlanta. Tue maneuvers were TO come on to-day,
but had to be postponed On account Of The heavy
gale which has been blowing. As the gun, on the
Atlanta and Dolphin are so much 6eIler than
tnose OF the other ships these ships will keep at
al average distance OF 1 ,2OO yards from the tar
get whlie the Richmond, Oshpee, and Galena will
Keep at an average dLSLance OF 300 yaruS
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SSSRAA1
FRkcAkIoUs CoSDITIoN.
special from Macon. Ga, TO tue New York Her.
aid, dated Nov. /, says: There are considerable
doubts a. TO whether Mr.. Jefferson Davis Will re-
turn TO his Isolated home at Beauvoir, Miss alive
HIS condition, TO say the least. Is extremely pre-
carious. For several years troubled with SERIOUS
aectton OF the heart. the excitement Of last week
served only 70 agVravate his allment. Since last
Saturday he has been confined To his bed and
physician has been IN daily attendance. His wife
has been at his bedside continually. The wound
which he received IN the Mexican war Is troubling
him considerably and he Is scarcely able to waiS
dc l. in very enieeoied condI.ion, and bis faInly
are fearful THAI be wl,i not recover from the ex-
hauyrton. he has spoken but little silne SATURDAY
and has taken but little n0urtShDent.- DR.. Mckfat-
ton lie Attending physician xpre,ses .saL Tears
OF his liability 70 leave the city thursday, a. was
arranged berure his visit.
To-day be Ielt greatly improved, and despite ad.
Vice TO tue contrary ne entertIIned the young ia-
dies OF Wesleyan College. Mnen they called at
O'Clock Mr.. Davis was helped DOWNSTAIRS by Mrs
DAv1s and Captain johnson. Wnen the reception
was concluded he .eturned TO his room completely
exhausted II Is understood that his daus hIers
VINO are the guests OF The city OF Macon have been
summoned " tnelr taIhers side. The end Is ex-
pected at any moment.
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THE EVENING STAR
LD DAILY. Except Sunday.
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SNOW Is reported all through the southwest 20!

Snow Il reported all through the southwest por.
ton or Virginia. Al Mylneviiie IL u reporto0
several inches deep.
Oidiand, leader or Londons unemployed In Tho
recent Demonstration, has oeen colAnlitteo on Q
cnAlHe VI incittns 10 breach VI l4e peace.
Al . NEE ling OF Socialists ned AZ kAven3a Sun
dAy, resosulaDns were passed prOtesisng ag4inzo
Two huadred and nfty taen, over hall tie wholo
numler ol uulon Joo printers OF Chicago, went On
slrlke yesterday morning for nine noufs work.
i5erdn dispatches stale thai the subscription to
the 81 10000 Oregon halfway and Navigation 8
Der Dvais ., coinsieee soccss. tlie entiro
emount offered by The Dealscne bznk On berdn De-
ing taken ~ eeH ana accrueu Interest," Bernn
pricel
he London Standard has advices from Tams-
tave sAying tRaI the French authorities hna
yielded In Inc matter OF tne American ul exc.
QuaLur, winch mad been grsnts6 A6kn wsoo
outeg On tne 1s1and
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Army ORDRRs.-COl Henry L. Abbott, Corps OF
Engineers, has been ordered to proceed from New
YORK to Newport, X. l., on public business, and on
It's completion TO ret urn to his proper sta. ion.
fost Chaplain o. j. Nave has been reviewed from
duty in the department OF Texas and ordered TO
the department OF Tie P4atte. Second Lieut. VIM.
d. Wight. Signal Corps, has been ordered 70 pro-
ceed lioin woods holl, Masa, 10 Lynn, Mass, 10
Inspect certain unsei viceabe Agnal-servtce prop
cry. Leave OF absence for four months has been
GRANTED Col. VIM. p. Carlin, 4Ln infantry,
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APronTNENr.-The Secretary Of the Treasury
to-day appointed Oswald NJ. league to DO store
keeper ana gauger at Marion, N. c.
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To Visit the sultan Of Morocco.

TANGiER Nov. 2.-Sir Drummond-Hay, lately
Eng.isn minister TO Moroeco, has arrived here
aboard the blush gunboat Grappler. he Is going
70 visit the SULTAN On a special mission. ne VIII
take number Of valuable presenls 70 the sultan
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PHILADELPHIA SroRE,-
s2s 9TH aud 7O6 sts NV
Wll offer this week special inducements in Under
Sanitary Underwear for LaieA
s, SANITARY Underwear for Men.
r-.,, sanitary Underwear tor Girls and Boya
VIII open on TUESDAY MORNING, and sell a. long
as they last bg dri> in Lemon Madras Fancy Mad
ras. nottingham swiss TaInbord Curtaiue Clooed
soods out from an importer less than
Nm oner Paisley shaws for one half the,r value
MIA oner twenty-one LADIES' Cloth Costs Tor one
VII otter in plAnke.s bsryaina Have ,uss recsived
just opening Fur Trimmings: could xholes.ls ihem
VIII onsr IN Dress Goods all. weol Di,~ousl C1osh.
80 inches wide. ~ :ioc.. worth 5Oc.
30 inch silk and Wool Cloth, as 37Lc worth 6Oc :
44-irch sucwool Canvas Cloth. at 4Sc :, worth 65c
Coiored Csshmeres IN all the beet shsdes Ladies'
Cloths aud Ircots Ia all colors s low pricea IN our
silk Department We have . full line u thr lendfng
.hsdes IN Colored silks, surahs. hhsdames Gc, kc
Black su.A Monopoly Brand" 0l, N 2S nj SO.
lI6. ~ go. $50, and 20 on per yard WsrrantSd
TO be the Best In the market.
telvets aud Plushes In al shades and at Low prfcea
full line Of Dress Trimmings, Motions. CaroSts,
Rus., Oh Cloths. kc, &C.
CARHART LEIDY,
o3l 92s zth and 7oe nv.
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To Adminf.,rr the New Land Act.

DUBLIN, Nov. 2-Severai legal commissioners
Will sovn be appointed 10 administer The new land
act large humber o. tenants have are ddy
made application 70 be permitled to avail them
selves OF the provisions Ur the act.
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STREET ESTIMATES.

The Difference In Figures Between
the District Commissioner and the
ClaizenS' COmmistee.
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s6r oE Asss5s E2a EACH IF YEAR
The ASoOClAIiON.
First year. lSs0........ &s57s479
Second ss;S, year, 1881 1881 ............. l2L07S28
Fourth yer. 1ss3.-......... 2s4U46.O2
sif,S kun year ,ssr, 11sssst.......... 1ss tS5ss.os
sseysnia year; lss6..........: 50I,s5ss0
EAghtn ye r. lSo7..... ...... Sll,Sy2.2S
District OF Columbia, Cuyo5 Washington, S.:
sIan s9s % dSs Iesrsary 81
met 70 Tue il JSS 5G y kEHSeSss ESsoS s.s.sssn1 .as Ss,e
Os'SSsf' 1857. 'osEfT S;sll SSSssEsT, s,E,. :"
THOMAS 8 soMERyILLE. PRESIDENT
r. ska'i 4 rE1ubEf 7; pubbIEfh' Finance Com
The fourteenth issue OF stock open for subscrip
oms.r reymsnss' ysDs'. cSmnsnse sIi1 NSyspbs. 1887
80 NEW ISSUE OF STOCK
Ile Union Cooperative Build y Association viii
Hn
Ian Hall. co., 9Th ana L SIS. NV 11'' 0''A''''''
Snpscr.ptions and ent On The 9th ssne Of stock
ing: --'' " 'A' ''A'"'
cvrner 1st aud sta. nv.
3. b Tracy. ReAi e r. tate y yEfaSs.
Meyer Loeb (Eisman Broal
Tth anu sta NV.
Z F. Buckley, 700 Z ct. NV.
John J. Fuller, 5s H st NV.
Lieut. J. +. Kelley, 81 g st. NV.
DANL DONOVAN.
o31-3t Secty lO1 st NV.
HeTos, October i5. iss7.-Leemine il conduc vs to
SOed csneisI land to tue junction q the Hassws0d
and Bunker hl roads, the commis OF The Dis.
sesed and plat and % Isd in Is ts
Zee In compliance with the requirements Of law no
az sSa II
once q o1s Il pcoc
NJ on the s,h day Of Nov mber. 1887. At which tine
s,ss q TESS FTs:idsa; ss:gS
R IARTIEs DESIRING COMFoRTABI.F r
&C. .nouid can sud iuspset Carroll fnssituts HALL a62
capscity $50. lie. ms ressonsbis o2S-lSW.6t
r~ oAs-FIxTuKks.
Lzk0Esr STOCK Low pRIcxa
Nav AAD.AoNs NEW FENDEkX
Z +. BROOKS
au18 631 18th IT. Corcoran Buildins.
Sn ,IS7 5AEs &. ss.Rs.F5 %sda. ds! .S
sOoTssesy % 7iy i1sS 81 n nv ' '''' -1S Ss.in!
sEaS SafsAHs aSssI r. .1s sEsf fJvf5 JAE
| sAiEts o order. ol4-am
E~S sEaIN s1yINos AND BUIIbMd
| NEW ISSUE Or STOCK
| 2OTH SEhIEa
The 1rst meet1n6 for the payment Of dues q Der
shnrS, wtn b held In the A.s0ctseons Hall No diS
s1e TsD sxa
h.s met Nth Pet :nsSess aud !. psytns per cent
mum Of e1SO on share Of stock, requiring bat
monthly payment Of so for the usS Of 0I,SOO. No
stock pay b. aae q any tune before the meeting. q
sS::: 4 IF sns All 5: S ,:s
and eonsssqs;SS: Y P:mPhlss pa pgn boSn turpi.hsa
yxo. 4. PRESCOTT. Secretary asd Tts"snrsr: & M Ne.
ll16 u 2W o1o-0td
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The Re,ch.ssg Coayoked.


BERLIN, Nov. 2.-An aerial decree has been
Issued conyvking tue reicIis.-g on November "a
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Like au Ordinary Prisoner.

LONDON Nov. 2.-Mr. Bai.our, chleI secretary for
Ire.auu, DuOln Tor Ten aay ;,
turned " Londol to-day.
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ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 2-Tne Quarantine measures
which have bcen enforced nere against vessels
from Italian ports on account OF the outbreak OF
cholera In Lnat country wIli be abolished.
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SIXTEEN MORE DIsMlssAIs.-Acttng Secretary
Thompson to-day approved the recommendation
OF Collector Magvne lor the dismissal OF sixteen
clerks In the New York custom-house who had
twice failed In the civil servlce examination Tor
promotion. This Increases the numyer OF dismiss
ais ut New York during the PAST month 70 SIXTY
nvp
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ru OBJECT WHICH fa. kRrHoDIsrs Rave SUCCESS
FULLY Tried 10 ATTAIN.
The New YORK Times to-day says: There are
over l5000 900 Meshodists In this country, and to-
Gay, nguratively at least they ara one OF their
number expresses II, 'everlastingiy throwing up
their hata." One Of the ambitions OF Msthodism In
this country has been accomplished few years
ago big target set up, with 81 600 600 Tor The
buns-eye, and the Aethodists began nrtng at 1t.
This year they have bill The oulls-eye square, and
II " more than prooaoie tnat they have even doae
Tne Missionary society of the Methodist Church
IN asSz eissted the Key; M Cnas a. G. ncSaoe Que Of
tney also gave him the title OF chaplain, aud ne Is
now known TO every Methodist in Inc county Is
CHAPLAIN McCaoe. Chaplain McCabe had nar ly
taAen his seat In the ounce Of tue society when he
began TO talk about niilOn dollars for missions.
TIaI was more tnan had ever oeen raised Tor mis-
donary purposes, and tue Methodtsts We're q tribe
d0uDliui as W the sanity OF the chaplain. HOW.
ever, aIuer he mad talked At various places over
Wnen he appeaied Tor cssn the contents % os their heir
came to the concluAon that the chaplain was ali
Ine million marx was not easily reached. II
required hard work on the part OF bo.h Dr.. Reid,
the 0tner secretary, and Chaplain AcCaDe, and
MeLnOdisl pocket WASN'T snected Quits enough.
The failure last year was BY good many thousand
after rep..sed eorts ms s. year IL vas roued that
success was 70 be attained Chaplain AcCxbes
nrst cry was "A utlil0n iof missions but wnen
tnat amount was nearly reached 10 changed II TO
"a mtllion ior missions from collections only" {"
Although over mllli0n has been raised II has noe
been trvm collections &lone. uut includes oeQuests
and other Uourves the chaplain sttll has oume.
thing lett 70 strive for. HIS well WEherB In his
den0minatt0n feel sure that sometime the maik
Will ue passed In the manner he wizncs, and that
the amount will,have 70 be set hignef.
NAs.ow EsoArs o. RAneoAD PAazxsR.a-A
pecuuer acc1denE uappened 70 Q Belndere Della
war, passenger train last night a. MILFORD, n. j.
The tire on one Of tne oylv1ng wheels a the loco.
tons OF fence. Anothef piece whizzed past The
nremanS head. entered the baegage car, passed
through q and N umok1ng caft New through the
end q the second coach, without dong any injury
70 passengen a crew. The Tram was running
paece Of tire Aad The velocity oe = cannon bah.
The town q Uugin, N the peuvlnce q Minah
ard 0kry h0QlGD ard . number a 0Qe0D WWV
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N HAD srARr1D From wAsHrNoroN 10 Bs MAI
RtxD-Us DoDY 10 BR BROUGHT TO THIS CITY,

The Navy Department to-day received q tele-
gram from the of1cials OF the Virginia Midland
railroad Co, at Lynchburg, stating that the body
OF gentleman was found near the track last n ght
west OF salem, Va From papers on his person he
appears to be Geo. Arthur, passed assistant sur
geon Of the Navy. The body was at Salem In
the Navy Department that DR.. Arthur was granted
leave from the LIST OF November. and started from
Washington yesterday afternoon for Shelbyville,
Tenn, TO be married. He was ordered TO Washing
ton about year ago, and has since been on duty
IN the museum OF hygiene Nothing is known at
the Department about his family except that he
has brother In the Army. He was appointed TO
tue Navy from Maryland In 1877. surgeon Gene
raj Gunnel directed that his body be brought
TO Washington, and Is endeavortnH TO comlnu-
nlcate with relatives and friends
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Lieut.. HeMn's Plans.
HI WILL BRING rHI GALArkA ovKK TO ooNPErR IN
ALL MKT YEARs RACES.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The yacht Gaiatea- which ar
nveu at Queenstown on SATURDAY from New fo,k,
viii proceed 10 Southampton Lleut. henn her
oaner, says he wLl Take boat 10 Anne lea again
IA the spring and take part IN all Of next SEASONS
reRaItaA
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The PRESIDENT held another public reception In
the east room this afternoon. There were about
two hundred visitors present.
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s.Rlinky., Morgan CeavicssA.

DETECTIVE HUlIIaANs hUnDRRER POUND GUILTY
or MukDER IN 7HE FIksT DEGkEk
CLKvELASD, Nov. 2.-Tne jury In the case OF
"Bunky" Morgan, on TRIAL a. Ravenna, ONO, Tor
the murder OF Detective hullgan, returned u ver-
dict OF guilty OF murder In the nrst q. gree.
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Haven, Conn.,, JAS AowaId bonDnxnI q laio
sopnouIore, died Aonday nixaI afler an ialness q
nve Gays Lasl "Wednesday Douunght plsy eu izwn
tennis anQ occa4ae overneat~u- he relsea 70 take
proper Care VI mmselI, AMI, pecolnng cnlieo, wse
taAen Win Naturalization Of the oVwesS he o1eo
Ia yre al sgoay. bOnought pelonsed 10 one of ehe
o.oest anu most innuenual f~a1lAies ~ fAli.oee
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RS A MEETING OF THE sTOCKHoLDERs
Of the MONTGOMERY LONG FIBER COT
TON GIN C.,MEANi viii be hed in the Glover Build
ing. No. 1419 81. NV, Washington, d. c.. on WE'D
NE,DAY November 10, 1887, at pm, for the pur-
other i'm portant business AUSTIN HERR,
n2612s President.
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froau ye.Iow lever under Suspicious circumstances
Aonaay An SANFORD, Fla, Induced tD, Duyal
County Board OF IIealtll 10 senQ Daniel yeb-
loN lever expert, down Jlere On a special Train 70
ASCERTAIN the .acts and report them Dr. Daniel
reLurneI yesterday aud made an oIucial report 70
Iue BOARD OF health, an wnlcn ne SAYS: "inere 70
undoubtedly TooIn Ior grave app. .eaension unde.
all Tue circumstances and aLl very sure tne ao-
tuonles VI SANFORD are ~ lllpIeeseQ an regard
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $24O, ,672; customs $S39, ,467.

The PUBLIC DKBT STATEMENT shows the reduc.
tion OF the debt during October to have been
S33 605, and there is 81 500 900 moro cash In
the Treasury than there was u month ago.